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Volume 47, Issue 1 Cleveland Central Catholic High School October 17, 2017

Freshmen Retreat to Football Field

by Samara Brewer

Freshman Retreat was on There were different views

September 27, 2017. Its an
event where all of the fresh-
men do fun activities all day
while everyone else is in class.
Some freshmen think it
was fun; some think it wasnt.
But most of the freshman
seemed to really enjoy it.
One freshman said, It was
It takes teamwork to lift up Rheana Bolden and pass her boring at first because I didnt
through the spiderweb safely to the other side. know anyone in my group,
but then when we all worked
together and got to know each
other it got fun.
On the other hand, another
freshman said, It was bor-
ing because all we did was sit
there and listen to people talk
about stuff.
about the Link Crew. One
freshman felt that the link
crew leaders were acting like
they were our parents.
However, another said, .
Freshman retreat couldnt
have been such a success with-
out our link crew leaders.-
Freshman retreat did a lot
of things like; bring people
together and let freshmen get
a day without having to go to
class.
Overall, freshman retreat
was good and many agreed
with this freshman: It was
fun because the seniors and
juniors made it fun for us.
They were actually fun.

Supported by many hands and Luz Geraldino takes a break

Its Homecoming, Yall!
standing on Paul Graysons from creating her banner, one
by Jada Barnes
shoulders, a freshman puts of the retreat activities.
the tire over the pole. The theme this year is
Beauty of Fall and of course,
homecoming is a FORMAL
event. Dress to impress!!
The dance will take place in
the Ironman Center and will
be from 8:00-11:00pm.
All the tickets to the dance
are $20 but there are only 400
tickets available for students
and guests. As of Monday,
Oct. 17, there were 220 tickets
left. Buy your tickets quickly!!
All the freshmen participated in a trust walk.

More stories -- Find these stories on the next pages --scroll to the page you want to view

Sports News - pages 4-5 Helpful ideas - page 2 New Teachers -- page 3 Cleanup and Clams pictures - p. 6
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The Numbers Game

CCC Seniors on sports teams
126 seniors There are 38
VB -2 Classrooms in
149 freshmen Yesenia Gil, Heaven Sanders
CCC
Sports FB - 13 Basement 8
Records James Dunn, Marvin Minger, David Lee, First Floor 7
Timothy Shakespeare, Ryan Williams,
Delshawn Jackson, Dyshawn Jackson, John 2nd Floor 12

Football Wheeler, Anthony Boyd-Billups, Marcus

3rd Floor 10
Rutledge, Darin Delaney, Deshaun James,

4-4 Keije Brown Social Center 1

XCountry - 8
Emily Toe, KeiArria Mock, Jerry Coleman,
Volleyball Donia Chisholm, Alaya Spence, Lamar Eg-
$20 Cost of a Homecoming Dance

9-11
ler, Emmanuel Scott, Darryl Bacon

NEXT DAY OFF

We have a lot of school days but
COUNTDOWN when do we get to stay in and dont have
to go to school. Well, your next day off
Are you missing summer again? Do you think about when the is sooner than you think -- on Nov.
last day of school will be? Here is good news for you. The CCC
Publication class is counting down your days of school. So, 21 until Nov. 27. Get Ready
dont worry, we have your back! to eat all of this Thanksgiving food, but
make sure you say thank you to the hand
There are 145 days of school left this year.
that made it . So get ready, CCC, and lets
have a good Thanksgiving break

Discounts You Can Get

Study Tips
With Your Student ID By Antoine Coioper
Students have recently received their student IDs, and
probably some want to find ways to make their ID useful. Pick a time and place.
Study every day.
Many stores and restaurants offer student discounts with Plan your time to study.
your student ID. Here are a few places: Discover your learning style.
Review and revise.
AMC offers a student discount on Thursdays. Tickets are Take breaks inbetween.
sold for 12.69. Ask for help if you need it.
Stay motivated.
Bds Mongolian Grill offers a student night on Wednes- App it up.
days. One bowl for 9.99, or unlimited bowls for11.99 with Look after yourself when youre finished.
student ID. Eat a healthy snack while you study.
And get a good sleep before you study so you have
Regal Theatre offers a student discount. With student ID, lots of energy when you start studying.
you got up to 15% off adult price. (Ask your nearby theatre).
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Meet some of CCCs new teachers

Interviewers: Shanice Bohannon and Gregory Conner

Q What school(s) have you worked at?

Mr. Murphy: North Royalton High School, Hillside Junior High, and Rocky River High School
Ms. Brazie: Jane Chance Elementary School
Mrs. Hardy: Bedford, Maple, Shaker, Twinsburg
Mr. Roberts: Valley Forge High School, Greenbrier Middle School
Mr. Benton: CCC is the first school he has worked at.
Sr. Erin: Beaumont, St. Leo the Great Grade School Mrs. Erikka Hardy
Ms. Schock: Oberlin College, Elyria Catholic, New York City She enjoys educating kids, says freshmen give
Q How long have you been teaching? the most troubles, 12th grade was her best,
and 9th period is her favorite.
Mr. Murphy: 35 years
Ms. Brazie: 1 ye Ms. Lydia Brazie
Mrs. Hardy: 5 years She graduated from The University of Day-
Mr. Roberts: 2 years ton getting a masters in literacy. She is 22 and
Mr. Benton:: This is his first year teaching. hopes to be a professor in education research.
Sr. Erin: 12 years
Ms. Schock: 10 years
Mr. David Murphy
Q What do you like about CCC? He went to Bowling Green state university.
Mr. Murphy: The teachers, administration and students He has 2 children ages 19 and 21 and a wife
Ms. Brazie: The sense to help others achieve named Therese. Hes 59 years old.
Mr. Roberts: The students and staff with the community
Mr. Benton: I graduated from here so its like coming back home.
Sr. Erin: Its a fun place to work with students and co-workers.
Ms. Schock: The staff

Q What jobs did you have before teaching?

Mr. Murphy: Hes a basketball coach, is currently leading varsity girls
Ms. Brazie: She used to work as a secretary.
Mrs. Hardy: Taught at a college and worked at Wendys and Daves supermarket
Mr. Roberts: Pet sitting, Box office, fast food and game store businesses
Sr. Erin: Athletic director, principal, social worker, educator
Ms. Schock: Paralegal, barista, retail Mr. Preston Roberts
He graduated from Syracuse University. He is
Q When did you decide to become a teacher? 22 years old.
Mr. Murphy: Sophomore in college
Ms. Brazie: Last year
Mr. Roberts Sophomore year of high school in 2008 Sr. Erin Zubal
Mr. Benton: Earlier this year She went to Ursuline College and Case West-
Sr. Erin: 12 years ago in graduate school ern Reserve University. Her favorite food is
Ms. Schock: When I graduated from college tacos. She is 34 years old.
Q Whats your favorite grade to teach?
Mr. Murphy: High school seniors Mr. Victor Benton
Mr. Roberts: 11th, 12th, 5th and 6th He came to CCC because he has history
Sr. Erin: High School with this school. For him its like being back
Q How often do you give homework? home.
Mr. Murphy: About 3 times a week
Mr. Roberts: About1 to 2 times a week Ms. Maria Schock
Mr. Benton: 3-4 times a week She studied Spanish at Ohio University. She
Mrs. Hardy: 3-4 times a week earned a Masters Degree in Education with
Ms. Schock: 3 times a week TESOL at Cleveland State University. She is 33
years old.
Q What do you like about teaching?
Mr. Roberts: Sharing the things he knows, to maybe teach a life lesson about the subject
Ms. Brazie: Building relationships with students
Mr. Benton: The opportunity to teach new students
Mrs. Hardy: The bonds she builds with her students and her schedule
Sr. Erin: Getting to see others be successful
Ms. Schock: Watching kids find their potential Editors Note:
Meet the rest of the new teachers in the next issue.
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Words from Ironmen

Marvin Minger #2 on Sept.
9th said, My last game was a good
game because I played to my abil-
ity. He also said that to improve
his game he would have to put in
extra work on the field before prac-
tice and prepare for college football.

David Lee #1 on Sept. 9th said

his last game was good because he
had the most rushing yards on
the team. To improve on his game
David Lee said, I will practice by
myself more. He does not have
any intentions on playing college football. Javion Binns #12 on Sept 14th said
that the team was currently preparing for the
NDCL football away game. He also said to
win they would have to eliminate the mental
mistakes. He said that they could beat NDCL
if they played together for the man next to
you instead of playing for yourself, play like a team. He em-
phasized, Big time players make big time plays in big time
moments. He said he will live and die by that motto in this
Fridays game.

Dyshawn Jackson It takes talent,

sportsmanship, leadership, humbleness and
dedication to the game to be a CCC varsity
basketball player. It is a great feeling playing
basketball with my twin brother Delshawn
Jackson. I know what he is going to do before
he even does it. When I make it to the NBA I would like to
play for the Houston Rockets.
Jerry Coleman Cross Coun-
try is long distance running. Being
captain of the cross country team is
a good feeling. I make sure I push
everyone that is on the team and
everyone looks up to me. Advice I
will give to someone who wants to be a part of
the team is never stop!

Shamyrah Wingfield My
new cheer coach is not very strict
and is very chill. One perk to be-
ing a CCC cheerleader is being
looked up to as a leader. My advice
to any girl who wants to become a
CCC cheerleader is to always stay positive. Dartanyan Fitch I am out for the season because
I tore my ACL. It feels horrible to be out for the season
but it makes me want to come back even harder. To help
myself get better I am going to rehab and come back bet-
ter for my senior year. A qualification to become a CCC
varsity player is to have unconditional love for the game.

Delshawn Jackson It feels good to be the captain

of the basketball team because I have to get everyone
ready for the season so we can have a good impact on the
season. I deserved to be the captain because i have been
on varsity since freshman year. Having my girlfriend Tai
Evans cheering me on is the best support I can have and
I love her for that.
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Volleyball Senior Night: A Win and Dig It for Doritos Fans
Yesenia Gil and Heaven Sanders
Senior Yesenia Gil and freshman DeVonne Ferebee
go up for a block against Trinity.
Player of the Game
CCC Volleyball
On September 28 our CCC lady Iron-
men took on the St. Thomas Aquinas
Knights. Senior Yesenia Gil led the team
with three kills, five blocks, and three
digs. Although the girls didnt come out
with a win, they still had a great game!
The Cleveland Browns
Wide receiver Corey Coleman was
the player of the game and scored four
touchdowns for the Browns on Septem-
ber against the Steelers. That was the
player of the game on the offense side.
Quarterback Kizer completed 20 of his
30 passes for 222 yards with one rush-
ing touchdown. For the defense side the
player of the game was Myles Garrett for
the Browns.
Now the Browns need to do better and
their defense needs to get better so they
can win more games to get to the ship.
Student Cheering section organized by Mr. Eatman and the Link Crew.
(Photo: Mr. Eatman)
CCC Football
On October 13 our CCC Ironmen
Players Of The Game were David Lee
#1 and Javion Binns #12 while the team
took on the Warren JFK Eagles. David
Lee had Two Touchdowns and 6 solo
tackles. Javion Binns had Two Intercep-
tions, 3 Deflections and also 5 Tackles.
Javion led the team in interceptions
this game and David Lee led the team
in touchdowns. The Ironmen came out
with the win the score was 27-16. This
win also puts the boys on a 3-game win-
ning streak!!
Upcoming Sports Schedule
Football
Saturday, Oct. 21 vs. Trinity 1:00pm
Saturday, Oct. 28 vs. VASJ 1:00pm
Cross Country:
District Meet, Sat. Oct. 21
Cleveland Central Catholic
What a wonderful night! There was
a WIN,; there were tears, loud fans, and
unflagging enenergetic cheers from the
JV team.
The volleyball team honored two
seniors, Yesenia Gil and Heaven Sand-
ers, on Tuesday, October 10. After the
JV team presented carnations to seniors
on the visiting team, JFK Warren, they
gave flowers and gifts to the CCC seniors.
In addition, two players gave moving
tributes to their senior friends and team-
mates.
The Link Crew organized Dig It for
Doritos and created a unified student
section to cheer loudly for the team.
A little story
from Yesenia Gil
I played volleyball for 8 years. On
senior night I brought out half of
my family to support me on my last
home game with the CCC Lady Iron-
man Volleyball team. My family came
out with white t-shirts with pictures
from every year I played. Some of
my family had never see me play. So
I felt that senior night be the night to
bring everyone out to come watch me
play. My mom came up with the idea
of making the shirts. So she made all
my close family a shirt. My mom and
dad are always there when it comes
to volleyball. My dad is at every game
cheering me on. I started playing the
sport volleyball because all my friends
were playing, so it was something to
do until I fell in love with it. This is
one thing at CCC I will never forgot
about. Also, to all my teammates, I
love you, ladies, and enjoyed playing
with you.
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